Ceropegia sandersonii セロペギア サンダーソニー/酔竜
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Ceropegia sandersonii セロペギア サンダーソニー/酔竜
Utricularia sandersonii - the first flower since I got the clump of them. I’ll definitely revisit it when I have more/better flowers.
Ceropegia sandersonii
Photographs via: Xochipilli Nursery
Utricularia flowers. Top: U. sandersonii Bottom: U. gibba
These small plants produce orchid-like flowers on top of mats of suction-traps used to capture and digest small organisms for nutrients.
Utricularia sandersonii. The flowers of this tiny plant are curiously rabbit shaped. Even more curiously, it's roots have developed bladder-like organs equipped to literally suck microscopic animals in and digest them for "fertilizer".